Monthly Archives: October 2009

2010 Wall Calendars are Ready!

Posted on October 30, 2009 by

In these days of iPhones, Blackberries, Internet portals and computerized reminder services, I still find a wall calendar a very welcome, colorful and useful tool for my office and home.  If you feel the same or know of someone who … Continue reading →

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Assignment 3 Recap

Posted on October 28, 2009 by

I’d like to first thank everyone who participated in my latest photo assignment on the subject of water.  It’s always fun to see how people interpret these assignments.  As I did for my previous assignments, here’s my recap in order … Continue reading →

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View 96: New York Waterfalls in HDR

Posted on October 26, 2009 by

I did warn you about seeing more HDR images here.  My recent Waterfall Safari gave me an opportunity to create some HDR images I decided to share with you as a Photo Essay.  Click here or the title image above … Continue reading →

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Water: Gorge Cutter

Posted on October 20, 2009 by

Water moves, stands still, creates and destroys. This is the glen the Enfield Creek in the Robert H. Treman State Park has created by eroding through hundreds of feet of bedrock. It has created a home for ferns, mosses, shrubs, … Continue reading →

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View 95: Falling Water

Posted on October 19, 2009 by

Taughannock Falls, with a plunge of 215 feet, is 33 feet higher than Niagara Falls and it the highest waterfall in the northeastern United States. Water falls with such force, the plunge pool is more than 30 feet deep. Taughannock … Continue reading →

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